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Spanish word generation dataset from structured consonant prompts

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Veröffentlicht in:Scientific Data vol. 12, no. 1 (2025), p. 1402-1407
1. Verfasser: Duñabeitia, Jon Andoni
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Nature Publishing Group
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Creativity
Semantics
Consonants
Spanish language
Datasets
Phonotactics
Lexical access
Encoding (Cognitive process)
Vowels
Questionnaires
Reaction time
Word frequency
Word formation
Phonology
Word length
Grapheme phoneme correspondence
Data analysis
Aggregate data
Orthographic processing
Cues
Positioning
Word production
Pressure
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Abstract:This dataset captures responses from a lexical generation task designed to examine word production under structural constraints. Native Spanish speakers were presented with three-consonant strings and instructed to generate valid five-to-seven-letter Spanish words by inserting only vowels, maintaining the consonants in their original relative order. The task was conducted under time pressure and without semantic cues, allowing researchers to explore lexical access, phonotactic preferences, and the role of consonants and vowels in word formation processes. The dataset includes both item-level and participant-level files. Item-level data comprise individual responses with lexical frequency, word length, and response time. Participant-level data summarize age, gender, and aggregate lexical metrics per individual. This resource enables a range of investigations, including analyses of syllabic structures, relative consonant positioning, lexical diversity, and frequency effects. The dataset is encoded in UTF-8 CSV format and is directly compatible with standard data analysis environments. It offers a valuable tool for researchers studying lexical creativity and orthographic processing in Spanish.
ISSN:2052-4463
DOI:10.1038/s41597-025-05707-0
Quelle:Health & Medical Collection